'29

Ronold W. P. King (Mas) (see '27 undergraduate).

'37

Signe Lidfeldt Sherman (Mas) (see '35 undergraduate).

'46

Robert Cantrick (Mas) (see '38 undergraduate).

'52

Marvin L. Smith (Mas) (see '50 undergraduate).

'59

Alfred Finck (PhD) writes to let us know what he's been up to since finishing his Ph.D. "I did some human factors work and then moved on to studying otolaryngology as a postdoc at Hopkins in Baltimore, taught and did research in ENT at Temple University Medical School. In 1972 I moved over to the College of Arts and Sciences at Temple, where I taught sensory-physiology, psychophysics, and did studies on the spider vibration and balance receptor. I retired from academia in '94 and now I am the principal contrabassist in several Delaware Valley orchestras, as well as a section bass in the Orchestra Society of Philadelphia. I also play chamber music and jazz (I wish it were possible to make bass strings from spider silk . . . They'd last forever!). Does anyone out there remember the Town and Country Restaurant? I used to play music there with Joe Scianni '53E (MM), '59E (DMA). What pleasant memories! I would love to hear from any Rochester friends and anyone in the Delaware Valley who'd like to play Dvorak, Trout, Boccherini Quintets, or some ever-so-neat chamber works."

'64

Robert Thayer (PhD), a professor of psychology at California State University­Long Beach, has published The Origin of Everyday Moods: Managing Energy, Tension, and Stress (Oxford University Press).

'65

David J. O'Brien (PhD) was elected to serve a three-year term on the Board of Trustees at Stonehill College in Massachusetts. He is Loyola Professor of Roman Catholic Studies, professor of history, and director of the Peace and Conflict Studies Program at the College of the Holy Cross.

'67

F. Douglas Bowles W (EdD) co-authored, with Marnie B. Bowles, A Directory of New Hampshire Ex-POWS (The Kingswood Press 1997).

'68

Patricia Elizabeth Cladis (PhD) appears in the new Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities' publication, Women of Distinction and in the International Who's Who Among Professional Business Women.

'69

Russell Stingel S (MBA) was the subject of a "Profile" feature in the Rochester Business Journal in July. He is chairman and CEO of IEC Electronics Corp. located in Newark, N.Y.

'70

Coenraad Bakker (MA) is now associate professor of computer science at Houghton College (N.Y.). . . . Donald P. Kingston S (MBA) recently joined Kelly Services, Inc., as vice president for metro markets in Washington, D.C. . . . The Catholic Standard reports that in May, Louis Marcello LaFavia (MA) was honored at a Mass of Thanksgiving celebrating the 50th anniversary of his ordination into the priesthood. He is a professor of modern languages at the Catholic University of America, where he has taught since 1983.

'71

Donald W. Gotterbarn (PhD) has been promoted to professor in the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at East Tennessee State University. . . . Harriet Braunstein Wall (PhD) is interim dean of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Michigan­Flint for the 1997­98 academic year.

'73

Nancy S. Allen (Mas) appears in the new Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities' publication, Women of Distinction and in the International Who's Who Among Professional Business Women.

'74

Gilbert A. Sweet W (EdD) received the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Professional Service from the State Universities of New York. He is the chairperson of the Social Science Division at Corning Community College.

'75

José Coronas S (MBA) was named special assistant to the president for corporate relations at the University. He continues to teach at the Simon School, where he serves on the Trustees' Visiting Committee. He is currently a director of Oncor, Inc., of Gaithersburg, Md., a leading cancer diagnostics company, and serves on the boards of several other organizations. . . . Arnold Greenland (PhD) was named a director in the Management Consulting Services unit of Price Waterhouse, located in Arlington, Va.

'78

Jeffrey A. Tischler S (MBA) (see '77 undergraduate). . . . Roslyn Bakst Goldman (MS) appears in the new Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities' publication, Women of Distinction and in the International Who's Who Among Professional Business Women.

'81

Diane D. Elliot W (EdD) (see '66 nursing). . . . Deborah Teresa Sunbeck (PhD), a practicing psychologist in Rochester, appears in the new Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities' publication, Women of Distinction and in the International Who's Who Among Professional Business Women. Sunbeck writes, "The recognition is for new theories and clinical research that I believe will have a major impact on how we educate those who work with learning and physical disabilities in the future."

'82

Robert R. Gotwals W (Mas) recently qualified as a U.S. Naval Academy Blue and Gold Officer at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. He is assigned to several high schools in his community to provide information to teachers, guidance counselors, and coaches about the academy. . . . Michael D. Osiecki S (MBA) (see '80 undergraduate). . . . Mary-Frances Winters S (MBA) (see '73 undergraduate).

'83

Mieko Tanaka-Yamawaki (PhD) has taken a position as associate professor of computer science at Miyazaki University in Japan.

'84

William Ring S (MBA) was appointed president of the Long Island Water Corporation, Nassau County's largest water supplier.

'86

Doug Criscitello (MS) (see '84 undergraduate).

'89

Lisa A. Kelly (MS) was cited in the September issue of Research & Development Magazine as co- developer of one of the 100 most significant new technological products of the year: the fluorescence omnilyzer, which detects individual "photons" of ultraviolet, visible, and near-infrared light. . . . Jeff Liu S (MBA) now lives in Torrance, Calif., where he works for Chinatrust Bank as vice president. . . . Navin K. Mahajan S (MBA) (see '86 undergraduate).

'90

Shoma S. Banerjee S (MBA) (see '86 undergraduate). . . . Elliot S. Foo S (MBA) was named vice president and general manager, responsible state-wide for marketing, business development, and overall operations for the Transnation Title Insurance Co. of New York. . . . Tony Tanner S (MBA) (see '86 undergraduate).

'91

Margaret Best-Krizan W (Mas) (see '88 undergraduate). . . . Emily A. Liskow S (MBA) married Peter A. Brincka in Rochester on April 5, 1997. . . . Gabriela R. Sanchis (PhD), assistant professor of mathematics at Elizabethtown College (Pa.), has been granted tenure and recommended for promotion to associate professor. . . . David G. Smith S (MBA) (see '94 nursing).

'92

Kathleen L. Kircher W (PhD) has been appointed dean of continuing education and off-site programs at the United Theological Seminary in Ohio. She is the chief administrative director of graduate programs being developed in Charleston, W.Va., and Buffalo, N.Y. Additionally, she serves as administrative director of continuing education endeavors for the Theological Center in Naples, Fla. This summer, she participated in an intensive study program that took her to Turkey and Greece to explore early Christian sites and biblical restorations. . . . Theodore S. Schultz S (MBA) (see '87 undergraduate). . . . R. Lawrence Van Horn S (MBA) (see '89 undergraduate).

'93

Jim Feeney S (MBA) (see '89 undergraduate). . . . Matt Hanley (Mas) (see '93 undergraduate). . . . In July, Stephen A. Mack S (MBA) married Karen A. Kiedrowski in Fairport, N.Y. The couple honeymooned in California and Hawaii. . . . Miriam Van de Sype S (MBA) (see '87 undergraduate).

'94

Shaun Buckle S (MBA) (see '87 undergraduate). . . . Horelick Eagleton S (MBA) (see '92 undergraduate). . . . Dan Yanoff S (MBA) (see '87 undergraduate).

'95

Esau Foster W (MS) (see '94 undergraduate). . . . Katherine M. Gall S (MBA) married Andrew N. Sveen S (MBA) in August 1997. . . . Barry Lederman S (MBA) (see '91 undergraduate). . . . Nick Patel (Mas) (see '95 undergraduate). . . . Mark H. Wojcik S (MBA) is director of engineering at Cerprobe Corp. of Gilbert, Ariz.

'96

Sean W. Eversley Bradwell W (MS) (see '94 undergraduate). . . . Jim Cain (PhD) (see Alumni Gazette). Linda Palmeri Jacobson S (MBA) (see '91 undergraduate). . . . Sun-young John Kwak (MS) (see '94 undergraduate). . . . Eva-Beth Daroff Levy W (Mas) (see '95 undergraduate).

'97

Richard R. Andre (MS) (see '96 undergraduate). . . . Darren K. Brock (PhD) (see '90 undergraduate). . . . Joe Chiapperi S (MBA) (see '89 undergraduate). . . . Thomas H. Smith W (EdD) (see '94 nursing).

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